Last night, right after the @SignOfficial snapshot closed, I ran a final simulation. Gas spiked past 42 gwei as I traced attestations racing through the contract—late identity proofs anchoring on-chain.
Hit a stall: a delayed state confirmation froze a batch. That pause flipped my view—this isn’t linear infrastructure; it’s a loop.
Economic, Technical, and Identity layers don’t stack—they recursively feed each other. Attestations create value → value drives participation → participation strengthens identity. Reflexive architecture at work.
Unlike Bittensor, which rewards computation, Sign Protocol monetizes trust itself. Early attestors quietly gain disproportionate influence—not just in tokens, but in verified presence.
Question lingering: if trust becomes programmable, how do new builders avoid being permanently downstream of early credibility graphs?
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